Quiet Upward Drift Marks Light Week in Market
The stock market closed the quietest week in about 10 months with a largely upward drift. Traders expect money to remain easy early next week, while some tightening looms as mid month payments return to banks. Copper shares led gains among thin trading, and several rail and utility stocks posted modest advances.
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Royal Baking Powder
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Drought Crop Damage Reported Spark Canada Wheat Outlook
Chicago dispatch notes drought damage in Canada fueling relief debate while Canadian wheat belt forecasts promise fair warm weather. Prices closed higher for wheat with mixed moves in corn oats and provisions. USDA shows June potato shipments by state.
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Potatoes Market Roundup From Chicago Trade Notes
AP report from Chicago notes mixed potato receipts with 47 new and 36 old cars, total 121% of U S shipments. Prices show Bliss and Wisconsin whites steady, Rhode Island and Arkansas mentions, with per bag prices around 2.75 to 3.25 and uneven market demand described as slow and steady.
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Curb Market Roundup From New York Trading Floor
Curb quotations list closes for June 15 with prices for Continental Oil 204, Electric Bond & Share 1044, Electric Bond & Share pars 106, Electric Investors 1 1 8, One 87 3 , New Bradford 3 .
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Livestock Market Report Chicago June 15
Hogs receipts 11 000 with 9 300 direct. prices around steady to 10.15c below weekly average. Cattle receipts 300 with fed steers and yearlings firmer. stockers and feeders steady. vealers up to 15.50. Sheep receipts 4 000 to 4 200 with midweek decline and slight late recovery. western lambs 15.60 to 16.60, natives 15.65 to 16.00, fat ewes 7.00 to 7.50.
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Omaha Stock Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs receipts about 4000 head with top 10.75 for 225 lb butchers. cattle receipts 200 with fed steers and yearlings up to 14.75 and 15.25 for heavy steers. stockers and feeders steady to firm. calves and cows mixed. Sheep receipts 300 with slaughter lambs around 15.00 to 13.25 and ewes top around 6.75 signals.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Report From St Joseph
June 15 cattle receipts show higher prices for fed steers yearlings and vealers with top bulk fed cattle at 14.90 to 15.50. Sheep receipts about 4000 with lambs and yearlings 50c to 75c lower, best natives around 15.00. Hogs receipts 3000 with active trade. midweights 10.60 to 10.75, 250 to 325 pounds steady to 25c lower.
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Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City market news shows hog receipts around 2000 with steady to strong prices, top hog bids near 1085 with wider weights. Cattle receipts about 500 with fed steers and yearlings up to 75 cents higher, top steers at 1159 pounds and 1282 pound loads near 15.00, calves and yearlings rising, and lambs around 25 cents lower with top Colorado lambs at 15.85 and natives at 15.10.
Hog and cattle market report from Denver on June 15
Hog receipts light with heavies steady. drives 273-320 lb fetched 95049.75 dollars, 369-375 lb at 9.25. Cattle receipts 500. beef steers higher to 14.25 top, yearlings up to 25 cents, heifers 25-40 cents higher to 13.60 top. Sheep receipts 900. lambs steady with Idaho lots at 14./16.50 and fat ewes around 64-65.
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Receipts and cattle market summary at Ogden
Ogden reports cattle receipts on June 15 with totals and breakdowns. Local market includes 107 receipts, late medium weight butchers at 1085, 279 pound heavies at 1025, and 26 for total market. Week totals reach 3050 with prices mostly lower, including small lots and various grades. cows show uncertain demand and prices around 50 to 90 cents.
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Higher wheat prices mark relief bill after Hoover signature
Wheat futures rise on farm relief bill optimism and Canada crop concerns while corn declines due to ample receipts. Wheat gains 1 8 to 1 2 cent, corn down 1 4 to 1 8 cent, oats mixed, and provisions ease. Wool market remains dull and barely steady with mixed demand and steady mohair as Bulletin notes softer buying in the west.
Market Report Highlights Livestock Receipts and Prices
Grads downward to 400 with bulls at 7T30e and 25 for bulk dealers 12.00 through 13.75. Sheep receipts total 792 including 55 for local market with no sales early.
Market Receipts Mixed as Livestock Prices Edge Variously
Portland market reports week receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with steers and heifers steady to higher at bulk values around 12.00 to 12.75 for good grass stock. cows and bulls range 6.00 to 10.85. hogs steady to 0.75 higher with lighter weights around 12.50 to 12.75. sheep with lambs and yearlings 0.50 to 1.00 lower and lambs around 13.50 trade noted along Mount Adams and Bert Valley consignments.
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Cattle and Sheep Markets Report From San Francisco
San Francisco market update shows cattle receipts around 1200, with good steers topping 11.60 and loads reaching 1640 pounds at 11.40. Heifers and cows firm with medium grades steady to strong. calves, bulls, and cutters vary. Sheep prices mixed with lambs and yearlings showing slight gains while odd lots and cull ewes remain weaker.
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Cattle Market Mixed as Week Ends Higher in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 15 hogs mostly 10 to 15 cents lower with top at 12.60 and weekly close up 1.26. Receipts 4400 head. steers to 25 cents higher, other classes steady. top steer 12.25. Calves and vealers firm at 10 to 14.50. Lambs steady with ewes 25 to 50 cents lower. bulk lambs around 115 with some 1376 for others. wethers 25 to 41.26.
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Market Prices Report From San Francisco June Fifteenth
The bulletin lists commodity quotes including butterfat at 50 cents, green onions at 65.4 85 cents, Bakersfield white wax sacks at 1115 per 50 pounds, Stockton red potatoes at 11.15, seek yellow at 1254140 owt, Washington netted gems at 2.156, Idaho runsets 2354260, garnet chills 3 to 34 cents per pound, No 2 whites 2 and 2 percent.
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Grain Prices Recorded in Chicago Market Summary
Chicago market report lists No 2 yellow corn at 9 24 to 9 49 per bushel and No 2 white oats at 47 to 46 cents. Rye at 84 1/4 cents. Barley 50 to 60 cents. timothy seed 44 4 75. clover seed 17 25. Lard 11 80. ribs 9 50. belties 14 50.
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Omaha Grain Prices Reported in June Summary
Omaha grain market notes show wheat at No hard 102 and No 2 hard 1.00, corn mixed with No 3 white 87 cents, No 2 yellow pie and No 3 yellow 84 to 85 cents, oats at No 3 white 43 cents and No 4 white 41 1/2 cents. Prices reflect typical daily variations in commodity trading.
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Flour Market Minneapolis Shipment Report
Minneapolis market note shows shipments of Bran at 22.50 to 23.00 and total 37 574 barrels. Prices and quantities reflect June trading activity from AP Fiou source.
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Cooke Dominates Association Batting As Injury Heals
Chicago June 15 AP Bennie Cooke returned from a torn ligament to lead the American Association with a .390 batting average after missing three weeks. Closest rival Gerken KC sits at .377 with several others in the .340s to .373 range. Cooke also tops homers with 12 while Cuccinello, Emmer, and others trail in hits and bases. Pitching leader Slim Harriss of St Paul has seven wins, one defeat, with Minneapolis’ Mid die’on close behind at six and one.
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Makakets At A Glance New York Stocks Higher And Cotton Down
New York stocks rose while New Haven and Norfolk and Western hit new highs. U S government bonds declined irregularly. Curb iron and steel stocks opened weak as cotton markets softened. Sugar and coffee futures showed holiday patterns and dry weather kept wheat steady. Wool demand in Boston fell last week with fleece wools selling best at 56 48 50 percent for future delivery.
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Airmail Bids Opened for Northwest Routes
Bids will be opened August 15 for establishing a Pasco Washington to Spokane Pasco to Portland and Pasco to Seattle air mail line. The service links the northwest directly with the transcontinental route from Salt Lake City to Pasco joining the western airmail network.
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U S Government Bond Quotes From New York Market
The AP reports June 15 closing U S government bonds with Liberty 3 percent 32-47 at 96.10, Liberty 1st 45 45 08 24, Liberty 4th 4 48 99.00, Treasury 48 47-52 at 106.21, Treasury 46 44-54 at 100 31, Treasury 3 percent 46-56 at 100.26.
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Metals Prices Slightly Steady Across Markets
Metals in New York and London show nominal stability on June 15 with silver quoted around 594 per ounce and bars around 244 per troy ounce. No major shifts reported as markets digest late trades.
Cash Market Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Wheat shows no sales while corn No 2 mixed at 91 and 93.4 cents per bushel. No 2 yellow corn at 92 to 934, No 2 white rye and other grains priced, lard and tallow values listed, timothy and clover seed noted, and pork products such as bellies and ribs recorded with prices.
Baseball Standings and Leaders Highlight Week
The text shows team and fielding leaders with 310 and 304 marks, Columbus tying for first in fielding with Kansas City, the Blues losing three points and the Senators gaining one for a 970 mark. The Senators had 11 double plays, leading the art, with Columbus at 54 double kills, St Paul 53, Indianapolis 52. Other leaders include Minneapolis in runs 378, fewest runs allowed Kansas City, home runs Minneapolis 50, stolen bases Emmer Minneapolis 15.
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Girl Rescues Boy Scout. Rises to Save Two at Rockaway Beach
A nine year old Boy Scout drowned at Rockaway Beach as a 13 year old girl, and lifeguards, attempted to save him and his companion, Joseph Sanchafer, 32, who also sank after being pulled toward shore. Paulina Kahn, of a nearby bungalow, swam to assist but exhausted herself and was rescued.
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Couple Perished in Auto Wreck Near Vernal Utah
In Vernal Utah June 15 AP William Dorris died on the operating table from injuries suffered last Sunday night when a car plunged 30 feet into a creek bed missing a bridge 25 miles east of Vernal. His wife was killed in the crash. They were traveling from Gresham Oregon toward Oklahoma and are survived by a son in Sayre Oklahoma and a daughter in Amarillo Texas. Dorris neck broken and husband internal injuries.
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Marcus Sells Half Interest in Theater Chain to Pubix
Marcus announces sale of a half stake in nine Utah and Idaho theatres to Pubix Theatres, a Paramount subsidiary. Pubix will operate the sites from July 1 with Marcus in an advisory role and no staff changes. The properties include Salt Lake City four, Ogden two, Provo one, Boise one, and Twin Falls one, all for talking pictures. An unrelated brief notes 400000 lambs shipped from California this year, up 70000 from 1928. A separate item mentions a Nice France judge granting a divorce over a pet rat.
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Louis Marcus
Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
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Idaho
Pubix Theatres Corporation
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Salt Lake City
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Provo
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Twin Falls
Notice of Mutual Benefit Association special meeting
Members of the Mutual Benefit Association are called to a special meeting at 10:00 a.m. on June 25, 1929, at 452 Randolph Avenue, Pocatello Idaho. Agenda includes electing directors amending the articles of incorporation by laws and changing the place of business and any other business that may come before the meeting. Edmond Harris, president.
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